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Meredith Andrews - Nothing He Can't Do Lyrics

Artist:
Meredith Andrews

Lyrics

V1
Come lay down all your worries
Come lay down every chain
Watch Him break them all
He will make you whole again
Come lift up highest praises
Exalt the highest name
Watch Him move right now
As this whole room begins to change


CH
I will bless the name of the Lord
I'll bless the name of the Lord
Before the breakthrough
Nothing you can't do
I will bless the name of the Lord
I'll bless the name of the Lord
I know he'll come through
Nothing he can't do


V2
We lay down all our worries
We lay down every chain
Watch Him break them all
He will make us whole again
We lift up highest praises
Exalt the highest name
Watch Him move right now
As his whole room begins to change
And this whole room begins to change


CH
We will bless the name of the Lord
We'll bless the name of the Lord
Before the breakthrough
Nothing he can't do
We will bless the name of the Lord
We'll bless the name of the Lord
We know he'll come through
Nothing he can't do


BR
Everything is possible
For the one who holds it all
His name is Jesus
His name is Jesus


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Meaning & Inspiration

Nothing He Can’t Do presents praise as a response both before and after deliverance. The opening invitation lays down worries and chains, while the chorus blesses the Lord before any breakthrough is visible. That pattern gives the song its central conviction: confidence rests in God’s authority rather than in present circumstances. The movement from individual declarations to communal language also turns private trust into gathered worship, culminating in the name of Jesus.

Its strongest biblical connection is Luke 1:37, which declares that nothing is impossible with God. The repeated decision to bless the Lord also recalls Psalm 34:1, where praise remains continually present rather than depending on favorable conditions. References to broken chains and restoration reinforce the theme of divine freedom without specifying a particular kind of hardship. The result is a straightforward song of expectation, naming anxiety honestly while placing greater emphasis on God’s ability to act, restore, and bring change.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 1:37 The verse affirms that nothing is impossible with God.
  • Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to bless the Lord continually.